Old Strickland River Adze

A Strickland River Adze. Samo, Bedamini and Gebusi peoples, Western Province, Papua New Guinea. Adzes of this region are characterized by the means of the insertion of the stone blade, which is set be

A Strickland River Adze. Samo, Bedamini and Gebusi peoples, Western Province, Papua New Guinea. Adzes of this region are characterized by the means of the insertion of the stone blade, which is set be

A Middle Sepik River Ceremonial Adze. East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea. This adze has an extremely old blade set into a newer handle with a typically carved head attached to the back. The Axe mea

2 ½” x 7 ¼” highly polished flint adz, Tennessee River, West Tennessee

A Middle Strickland River drum, Samo, Bedamini or Gebusi people, Western Province, Papua New Guinea. Of nearly tubular form, the thin drum with flaring mouth in the form of a stylized crocodiles head

M. A. Lee, old river mill, 1925, oil on masonite sight: 12.5 x 19.5 in., frame: 15.5 x 22.5 in. Provenance: Property from the San Antonio Conservation Society We happily provide seamless shipping s

A Lower/Middle Strickland River drum, Kamula people, Western Province, Papua New Guinea. Of elongated and nearly cylindrical form, the drum with terminus flaring slightly with incised lines; the whole

Hand wrought heavy solid copper trays from Elk Home. (One tray retains a label from Old River Road, a division of Elk Home). The largest measures 17-1/4" x 9", the smallest 7-1/2" x 5-1/2", the round

A Lower/Middle Strickland River drum, Kamula people, Western Province, Papua New Guinea.Of elongated and nearly cylindrical form, the drum with terminus flaring slightly with incised lines; the whole

4 3/4" Buffalo River Adz found in Tennessee. Very nice use wear polish to bit end. Ex George Wolf Collection.

A Lower/Middle Strickland River drum, Kamula people, Western Province, Papua New Guinea.Of elongated and nearly cylindrical form, the drum with terminus flaring slightly with incised lines; the whole

A Lower/Middle Strickland River drum, Kamula people, Western Province, Papua New Guinea.Of elongated and nearly cylindrical form, the drum with terminus flaring slightly with incised lines; the whole

A Lower/Middle Strickland River drum, Kamula people, Western Province, Papua New Guinea.Of elongated and nearly cylindrical form, the drum with terminus flaring slightly with incised lines; the whole

Joseph VorstMissouri, (1897-1947)Old Man Riveroil on canvassigned lower left, framed.Exhibited: Cedarhurst Center for the Arts, "An American Art Colony: The Art and Artists of Ste. Genevieve, M

George H. Maas (1910-, Louisiana), "Old Man River," c. 1930, oil on board, signed and titled verso, framed, H.- 16 in., W.- 20 in., originally from the collection of Dr. James W. Nelson. Note: Maas wa

A finely carved wooden idol with elongated and exaggerated facial features. Known as a hunting charm, such diminutive idols were carried in the hunters Bilum bag as a talisman for a successful hunt. T

Illinois Mallard Drake Unknown maker A 16 ½ inch hollow Illinois River decoy, exhibiting comb and scratch paint detail. In working repaint with wear, eyes replaced, and bill repaired. Provenance:

An Era River Drum. Era River area, Papuan Gulf; Gulf Province, Papua New Guinea.Of typical form, the drum of conical form tapering to a stylized crocodile’s head, the terminus incised with typi

2 Old Green River Soda Syrup Bottles measuring 12". The cap on right bottle is not original. The liquid will be removed before shipping.

A fine and old Era River Drum. Era River area, Papuan Gulf; Gulf Province, Papua New Guinea.Of typical form, the drum of conical form tapering to a stylized crocodile’s head, the terminus incis

A very old and Primitive wooden shrine idol, likely Chamba or related peoples, Cross River region of Nigeria, Africa. A wonderfully archaic example with primitive carving style and highly stylized for

Norman Anthony Onley, Manx-Canadian, 1928 - 2004 "Old Man River" Serigraph, edition 248/350, signed lower right 11.5" x 18.5"

A Middle Ramu River feast bowl. Lower Sepik/Ramu River, Madang Province, Papua New Guinea. The particular shape of this bowl, being rounded rather than ovate points to a Middle Ramu origin. Bowls of t

Framed Crossing Cooper River Lithograph Print by Stephen O. Gunter. Old Cooper River Bridge, Charleston to Mt. Pleasant SC. Professionally framed, triple matted with molding. In frame measures 22"x18"